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From: Gary on 27 Apr 2010 14:10
Please forgive the bluntness, but whose boneheaded idea was it to put a "convert to lower case" keyboard shortcut into the IDE of a case-sensitive language? And the default shortcut key is right next to the "indent" shortcut key.
All I can say is "Thanks goodness for Ctrl-Z".

Seriously though, in a language like Matlab, what's the purpose of such a function. Have any of you found the need to either capitalize or uncapitalize code?
From: us on 27 Apr 2010 14:23
"Gary" <grubin698(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <hr79a0$paa$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>...
> Please forgive the bluntness, but whose boneheaded idea was it to put a "convert to lower case" keyboard shortcut into the IDE of a case-sensitive language? And the default shortcut key is right next to the "indent" shortcut key.
> All I can say is "Thanks goodness for Ctrl-Z".
>
> Seriously though, in a language like Matlab, what's the purpose of such a function. Have any of you found the need to either capitalize or uncapitalize code?

well... NOT being a bonehead yourself, you do this, of course

file
-> preferences
--> keyboard
---> shortcuts
----> remove the offending sc...

us
From: Gary on 27 Apr 2010 14:36

> well... NOT being a bonehead yourself, you do this, of course
>
> file
> -> preferences
> --> keyboard
> ---> shortcuts
> ----> remove the offending sc...
>
> us

Yes, that was the first thing I did after posting the above rant.
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